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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10
NRXICIN VAR TRPRRlN

The wonderful sfaeacy Of swIfs's gpssiae a
4 Fsmeay and cure for khanma1lMH and al
blood diseases, has nevsr had mGRs esnapte-
uous illustration than THIS ease nHcEds. Tha
candid. unsol1cised md emRAAair toetimony
aiVen b. the vaneEahla gentleman mnst b
accepted a. convincing and coneinHiVa. Ths
writer b prominent citizsn o. Mississippi.
The gentleman % whom Mr.. Martin rsfarn,
add 70 whom he Il indsbts2 for the advice 70
whleh he oves his ANAL rslisf from yaazs Of
sziisring, b ". King. for many yeaEs TIE pop.
ulAr night clerk of The Lawrence Hsusa q
Jackson.
yacEnoE, MA. ApEil -. 1851.
The swift Bpeci2c oompAny, Atlanta. Ca
0oaslamens / have bean an Invalid pension,
CT for 90 yeArs, Aaylag contracted pulmonary
ADD other dfssassa Ia the AsxfcMa var, but not
tn the lst OF March. lsi5s did feel any uymP'
denly stricken with that dlseaes N both hips
and anklsA For twenty days ] gAiked on
eruichea. Then the pain vas les1 violent, bot
4 shifted from joint 10 joint. For weeks
uouid be totally disabled, either On one side
Of my body Or the other. ne pain nsver len
msnshs-shak 10 from March I. 1910. when
vas iEst attacked. % October !. 1854 uhen
vas cured. During these eleven years OF To-
enae suffering I tried innumarAhls rrsaarip.
lions from various physIcians. and tried evsFy-
thing sugasstsd b. friends, hnl n I ever 10
celW4M ma teANt O1AGMN Ah1AA M4I Ma4NA&lM&
taken hstsEnaily o. externally, an net aware
Of Il. Finally, about the lst q September,
made arrangements 10 90 % ths nct Springs
o. Arkansas, having despaired Of livery Other
remedy, When accidentally met "a cid So
quainianoe, Mr.. ktng. new o. tie Lawrence
House Of this city. Re had oncs been srsai
sufferer from rhsnmastsm, and a. I supposed.
had been cured By . visit 70 Hot spFineR. Bal
when met him he tald ne that biz Visit 70
tn Hot Springs was Ia vain-ha found nc r.
lief On HIS return fron Hot eprlng1 be haard
for the nrse time. Of the q 3. 8. e rems6y
Tor rhsmattnm. He tried q and aix bottles
made q complete cure, Several years have
passed Eincs. but be has he'd no return q the
disease.
immediAtely returned 10 tEy g.. IN sep
tembsr ] took four bottles, End y The ist o.
October vas veli-as fer e. the rheumatism
was eoneerhsi. All pain had disappeared, sad
SAVE nor FsLT Twszan o. n srNcH.
I have 70 interest "a making this stAtsu,snt
otheF thaa the hops that e may direct soma
other suEsreR 20 Z sure source % relief, and q
Il has this result ] an we'll rewarded for my
troahle ! an very respectfully and traly
Toar friend, ,. II. b. HAnzu.
FOR sale b. al drurEints. Treaties on Blooa
and SKIN DisaAssa NAILED freA
TIE SWIFT 8FlczHIa O.,
s3lfutAEaAAS nJasG 4 AtiAntA. O..
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MALAaKxI SIR FAKE. - The yeaDe
naa MalaSkey. who was arrested IN
Ban Francisco charged with forging
khe name o. hls mother 10 q panbes Of
sheoka. By meana of which be obtained
feonsldeFable auma Of moneS ffcm SeAt-
he business men, will not eome back %
SEATTLE. Ne vas In charge OF oonsia
hls Caldwell &c san Francisco yealef-
aay, and thai onaesE expected 10 start
Der this city With him today, bat the
prosecution cav 3 failure Of csasiction
starina them IN The f9ee. They bad
sndsavaroa 10 persuade Mrs. AAiaskey
10 couaa 10 seattle aud teAtify against
|hes son, bat she had refused, end. being
|outside Of che Jurisdiction Of TIE courts
% Washington Territory, coaid nos Be
90 appear. IL was, Of coarse.
|impoasihie 20 ceuvict MaiaFkey % the
|fafnsry OF bis uothef's name unless
'fhaf lady we're willing 10 swear thai she
ala noa siRn the checks, The pFoeeon
|sion. therefore, with tha ocnsant Of the
Irhief iusaias, agreed 10 pat an end 70 ell
pfOoeedinRs on the money they had lost
bsing REFUNDED 10 tie Seattle people
and ali expenses 10 whlsA the territory
had been pot being paid By haiarkeys
ffie1da. THIS Wss deus iast ntebt and
che constable was tele0raphed 20 sea
Aaiarkey Al liberty and Fetara - scat
Gle a. ouoe.
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NEW sUPeRIyfENDEEr
4 WIZ Known Puazr souED NAN or
YKnxp GOOD Position.

WILL KNOWN Ru4A1 SOUND NAA %
YsnxD A GOOD R9nThoN.
A gentleman called 81 this oiios yes.
tsrday afternoon and said: 4 have iusl
arrived from VIeteEia on the olympianl
and vas informed GA good authority
that the supsrintsndeney Of lhe Cana-
dian Paelaa Navigation Company had
been rendered 10 Captain Charles +.
Clancy. late Puget sonnd sapefin..
tendeni % the Oregon Railway aud
NAVIGATION Company, and aeoepsed py
ssIs not Captain John Irving sapsrin-
tendent Of that e0mpaByf
@Yes, but be does not care anything
about the position. II is business. PC
4 after. and be realizea that Captain
Olencey's l0nR acquaintanee and Dual-
ness experiences on She Sound Is worth
4 whole Iog Of money 10 any company
and hence he 10 ready and willing %
step aside and Rive plaee 20 Captain
Oiaucey. YOu understand, no oouptl
that The Canadian Pacihc Hallway
Compeny has declared var against the
Northern, and realizes tha1 tAe hardest
blow they can give thetx antaAonist y
"a CAPTURE the trade Of Puget sound,
Captain Clancy being familiar with
that trade, having seen Il grow tFom
nothing up TO its present proportions
eau do much toward aiding the Cana.
dian Company 70 secure the eoyeteo
prizs, and that u the principal reason
/ they offered him the anpeKinieudeney o.
their steamboat line.
aHow soon viii Captain Clancy as
suule the duties OF bis new posifionl
81 do not know; my imf0fmant DC
rot 20 into particulars. De told M
about il lost e. The steamer Was leaving
the dock, and he'd no opportunity &
eak him any questions. ! am expect
| Ing 4 letter from Captain Clancy. ane
| Re will probably mention The matter Z
me. II be does. vill lst yeu know.
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"
MiM Hsruse Essnkasd fre.n : siSil &
Hsnsy gsskssn. e Rssi aamhss'
nrEised II Seaftls iazi sssninR.
Peter KfFks uas panrsnras frnna NJ
esnnd b. the Haywssd yualsEdny.
Mr. Whlanay. o. tAs Osniacnaal. ~
snEnsd from > slsis b 0lvmpia ysll4F-
NJ. Bailey Aver. q u 0rsss.isn.
tsuFn.
Dr. snish has % far reeovsrsd from
his lais afhisaisn thas hs b aba - Be
cd nGafn.
MF. David B2xssr, Of tka Guarausee
Loan and 1rnsl Conpany. = expsesed
home Saturday.
Mss. Captain James Nnasns Who has
been daneagously ID ID fhia city for
several weeks pasl. b z1pidly improsinR.
Mrs. o. P. Andersen. Who has been
Wasting her brother and mo4heR Ct
elsiieeooE, retained te Seattle on
Thursday.
Henry Haussman, head Of the houss
Of n. A. 0unat a Co.. h Spending q
leH days u Seattle. - NE enssf Of
Maliigan 4 Bethel.
EnspeetoE San Bass. q Blaine. w. t.
= 10 Seattle as Q witness before The
Dlstrict Court, 10 testify regarding eeE-
tain Chinese persons who uul8wfEliy
catered he territory OF The Unifed
HlafaA
Mr. Joseph ID. Ford, for several years
IN The general ofioes Of the Philadel-
phiA and Eris diFiaion Of the Peungyl-
VAnin railroad. snd lsrtsEiy Of Taooma,
arrived Ia Seattle yesterday and intends
20 settle In this city.
David n. Essary, mother and danah-
teE Myrtle, Of Lake u1ion, ieft yeslef-
day % the steamer Hayward for an ex-
iended trip 10 Tennessee and ViFeinia.
their former home. They expecs TO Be
absent some fouF months.
Fx Gov. W. O. Squire viii leave
Seattle IN 9 few days, aeonmpanied
b. his family. for flion, HeW Yerk,
where Mrs. Squire and the children
will spend the winter. The Governor
win return 10 Hest1is a. soon ~ pos
sibls.
W. @. Squire, d. T. Denny and J. 3.
Lewis went 10 Port Townsend yesterday
on business eonneoted with tAe location
OF the Methodist University 81 thaL
place. Considerable business connect
ed eith the protest vas transacted, and
the Seattle Members Of the committee
retained home By The Olympian.
Captain GFeon, Of the Hayward, ez-
poets 10 leavs the Sound about Deeem-
Der 2Olh, for q visit to his old home 10
New Brunswick. In speaking Of the
contemplated trip, be aaid: II have
| been away from home ninateen yesEs.
Ny paFerfs are growing ED, and feel
/ that il IL my duty 10 pay them . visit
before Il Il TOO late.
+. Marsil, Chicago; W. Powell. Miss
Love, New York; MIRA. y. Craig, ". Nus
hold. Butte City; q. Hausman, Port
land; J. 5tFubeFK, Ohio; 3. J. Hurry,
Ruby City; E. Copeland. Portland; g.
7. Baldwin, Portland; d. n. Yetshy
aud wife, Duwamish; II. Marcuse, Han
Francisoo; r. v. Pisrce, Makiltee; r..
| O. Holden, Cincinnati, Ohio; W. O.
johnson. Boston; W. u. Hoe, Nav
York; A. e. Read, San Francisco; y. D.
| Ford, Tacoma; E. Cardinal. Renlon; d.
MoEk, San Eranoisooi l.. d. ". Shelton,
Biakeiy; WIN. Ban. Port Madison, are
ct the Occidental.
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PREPARING 70 rovR.



AEepsEtaF met Mr.. Olisar p. Anasr.
500. wko kad fnst rs1uEnad fxom : buEi-
ness trip 10 OIympls. yesterday. an6
asksd Aim hos lhs lad alzcs olHeEnls
were Rnttink Aioaa Ia fhsir prsDafatinnn
20 move ne reaisass and rs1sipsr.s ollss
% Ills elt3. NJ. AndeEsan sid HThs
n8cers eDd fheiF 1fexks ere unxhfnR
very hard - aet Featy 70 make che
ch4nae. Tbs ofAees ara keps open fKum
3 q d. 10 II n. eaek day, and wiz be
40 e ard lncladiEg TIE 14lh inst, wben
tkey vii Be closed % open up 10 Rzat-
tls on Ueuembeg Isf. The FeAapn shat
90 mach time "a required b lhnl tie dis
tFict has been diwi1ed. and quite 3 Elice
Of the ed OIgnQia dinlkfcl hes beEn
iapred oH snd addsd % tie YanecuEer
dssiKict, and the afAesEs nt 0iympla
musa turn ossg to Mx. Austin q van
eeueeR, al tie oi1oiai pia1s, books and
teeesds pertaining 70 that pofttsa q The
dIstFie. which han been addee 10 Van
oouxer. Tho Gamtlio diaiEiat nov c1m-
pfisas eTerYthIna In weEssfn Washina-
Ton north 81 TIE fonxth standard pnz-
nliei, o. ID other cords ca that BtEfp
Of country weat Of tie Caaeade noun
tafna from Tenino, ID fhnFzlon county,
north 70 the BxitiaA iine. The ofAoeEa
e Oiympia have cut taking orders for
pia.s. and ere pGttirg 81 everything
tkaf can be postponed uulh they re-
cpen thsiR cfnoea ID The third story Of
he fealey -LeeKy block
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DISGUSTING SKIN DIsEAsEs.s

What spectacle is more disgusting
than that Of q man OF woman with 6
skin disease which shows itself Ia PIN
ples aud biotches on hands, arms, feoe
and neok1 ID Is simply impure blood.
See what BRaNDnETH's PMS did for q
chronic case:
For four years vas In the Mounted
Infantry IL The q. 8. Army, Fesidina
during that time prineipally In Texas.
Almost ell Of that time bad ehronic
skin disease, characterized By an erup'
ton over the entire surface Of any legs
and thighs, arms and chest. The doc.
tors termed Is eczema. bad given ur
al hops Of ever being cured, when
BnaHDREIH's PTIEs were recommended
20 me. I concluded 10 try them, and
did 60, and have thanked God daily
since than that ! did 90. ! think | used
them altogether about three months,
and BY that time was completely cured
and have never had any troable since
NJ skin Is e. clear as any ones.
GKoRaR CHAPMAN.
Piueenuiug, Mich-, December s.ls86
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nOET

les that cold q years run on. Ysa
thlnk 10 Is q light thing. Bat u may
Fua iato eAtaETh. Or into paeumonis.
OF consumption.
CasaFrh Il diao1siiBR. Pnsam0nsa &
dapRsroas. Consumption 10 death itself.
TEE breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear of ell obslEue-
Tens and offensive matter. 0theFSise
there ia troahle ahead.
AL the diseases OF these psFts, head.
nsse. thro4t; bronchial tubes and iangs,
oas be delightfully."- and entirely cared
b. the use az Bsschee's German syrup.
II sea dan't knoN this already thoas.
ands and thousands Of peeple can tell
yUa. They have been cured by u, and
AknoS hoe IL Il. themselves Bottle
ouly IS oenis. Ask auy druggist
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RgAL ESTATE rRAHsFERs.

1ha follOwlnq transfers Of real estate
we're fled fos record yesterday:
Assiah Ives Bsach 10 Rsehsl P Beach.
los la blo0k 10, and lots aEd 5, block
-, Ia town o. ksntoDI 81.
+ Canningham and wife 10 Vim Ne
I,sehlan. N u lot Q, bleak ~ in heirs
~ ssarah A Bells sdditicn 70 Seattle;
$500.
Jss@uiah W Borsl and wtfS 70 81
CaIIihAn, lots - and Is in Faiss City
&6C.
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TALK WITH INSPECTOR
BRYANT.
rnR REASONS WHICH Lid TO sPn9uI.A
rI0s A. TO WHO WILL COMMAND
rnH PhR1uRn.

Yesterday afternoon reporter called
apan CAUssin Bryant, inspector Of halls
tor ghs District Of Seattle. 10 ascertain
Why there vas % mnch speculation
a. 10 Who vas 10 command The steamer
Prsu.iss. Captaln Bryant said "Ua-
der shs laws governing steamboat af.
fairs, Il il necessary for man 70 be an
Amsrioan citizen 10 order 10 sscare a
license % command an AmeFtoan steam
vessel, aud Il Ia also necessary for .
uaan 10 have had a least one years ex
rerisncs on the waters % Pe2es Sound
before be can receive piiot's heense-
Captain FerRuaon can hold TIE position
OF master al right, and h vegy com
pctgns maa, but he cannot gat q ptiots
iissnse. for the reason that he has moi
run on these waters the repaired tme.
and the Board has notified the company
ghAt a. soon a. the steamer aces reza-
iar.y % t6a route she must carry =
pilot. 90 not know whether they have
selecsed g man fer the position yet az
not. bzt thsy probably will, e. she
steamboat lac 3 Segy strict and vegy
severe In regard 70 thoso matters.
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John Hennessy is one nj the best
boiler makers on the Pacine coast, and
when sober IL one Of the qnletest sRd
best citizens. Unfortunately be hiss Q
craving for drink and when intoxicated
q q kisptemaniao. He hes been be-
foga the p0lics court tin1a after time
aud sent 10 Jail for few days, but all
70 co avail. Yesterday be stole dossa
pairs Of stockings valued 81 "a from
LatoaF's store and sold them for rs
centa at a second hand store. Some
twenty minutes later be was before Pc
llea Justice Jones, who, after hearing
he evidence, fined Aim 300 and $3.50
oosss. Hennessy wens 10 Jail fer Is days
Ia default.
abe only criminal case in Justice
Sodsr5ere's court vas q charge OF
drunkenness against Richard Costello,
m which be was aned 81 g. ineindinR
costs. The doe vas paid.
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TsacHERs' ExkxEzkxsOs.-The board
OF examiners Of KinR cOunty, consisting
Of County Superintendent I. r. Riob,
X. +. Jones and Miss Katharine =,
Cheasty, met yesterday afternoon a
the Turner Hall 10 examine applicants
for certificates. TWeuty-si eandi-
dates came up for examination and tht
questions prepared By tbs territorial
board Of examiners were pF0poaDoe1
The foilowing subieots weee taken ~
yesterday, viz: OsshoarapAy. arithme
&c, grammar sed United States history
The ether subjects wili Be aealt via
today.
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-ysn 6suiass reward
Z ssls ssr lnsosm m. ..s,
e !. = s NV one souna sss -
- 2. = rhs Post-lntelil-
sse a.l,ssrea DY the carriers
~nsus the city.
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A BGD FAIL = Betveen snd ?
O'clock yesterday nnEniaa : nan tel
Of ths deck near the Oregon ImpsOvs-
meat OcmPany's soai Incllss. and stEik-
ine On the rocks broke bis cedar boue.
Mr. A. Z. Melnercey. night watchm9n
W The CoiambiA 4 Pnget S00nd kAil.
road Cempsnyss miii. was mailing ID
rounds a. the sime and heard the m&n
sry o1l foe help. he called Ststson 4
Pests W&tshmzn. and TIE two men sens
aEG ESseaed the sfFAnReE fFon Dis pef-
iicus position
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.s5STD PAssEEgERS.

,.asord op shs ossEon = 80 49,,
rs 1ssesdags d 4 1aeMe -. : - r
q Belgman. ~ - 5
N 4 Ackermen, rARAs 49,
Nj sE ye .l Z / 4 q ~ pol,e- : s. Il !
~ Wm Herrih and y ihlEa''
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HAND INsUsED.-H. Bowea. . black.
smith employed in q shop on South
Bessnd stress, had two Of his fingers
crushed 70 . Jelly yesterday. u seems
that while pointing out che place FOR
bis assisfani 20 strike. the sledge came
dowa heavily on bis fingers. MASKING
than fiat.
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Iaaruxa OArs-Tes saea@ship As1'
leo ssalsd here yesterday foresoSn. and
IN the afiernoon ste left Ter UssAlady
a iaaa 500 tous q cats helSngtnR 10 :.
~ xter 4 o.. of this cilT. cAe ~.
sske q tha eiiy lhia tElg l0seoo e4cks e
Pursl sosnd eetz.
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WTapOM,a RORRRTINR.

Leading ladies of society and promI-
nsnt professional Stars have testified
70 its sxesllsney In the most emphatic
tsrmA Guaranteed harmless and
matohlsss. A. B. Stewart. dFlanisi.
Seattle, ". T.. sslls u at 20 cents per
bottle and gives beautiful card TO every
nnrnhnaar
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CHunoH CRAnxzHzD.-Tha Fifsl soaa-
diDavian Baptist Church Of this city
was Incorporated yesterday with forty
four eoEporats members Bernard Rst-
b waa chosen clerk and John W. OiseE
Treasurer for ne nRst year, and o. n.
6odsEbeFR, Jshn w. Olsen and =. v.
RnoIand trustees.
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ARnzvAL 81 EHn wALEA W1x1A--Ihe
sseansAip wAllA wailA. Captain Has
sen. arrived grOm ssa Frsneisso ysstsr-
aaF ahoai noan. she hreaRht 40 tanl
81 fFsieha, aznsng uhlcA weFs lsQ3 eAeeE
of pewaaf. witch viii Be ahtpgea fFcm
thss etty 90 Idaho. he elHesra Fspofl
4 piaasara scSAas a. tie ecaat untA
Parf Townsend was fesebe1. eheEe ~
we4khes Was VerT fncE4. 1As WAila
Walsa vii Load e1aIs 81 aAual, fax naE
EFaEEl91os
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oEnAHE.


THx CouxrH FAzM. --Ths report Of q.
n. MesFiek, sapsrlrten3sni Of ibe eOan-
d farxs, states thai ~ Is row ten
months s.nee tie arsi move was made
toward quitting The farm IN = condition
10 resolve the patients.' The total
uBmAsF ~ patie1ts received vas loo.
OF this number 4 have d4sS, vas
killed BY the ears and 73 have been
cured sud sent away, isasing y nov 10
IRE hospital. Tue nationality % tie
patients h as folioWs; America -. Ire
lana 3, Enr.a1d IA. sweden and SCOT
Lard 7 each. Canada s The remainder
hetus distsibaled auieug ether eonn-
tries. Qaly eat q the LOO he'd
kpawieaee Of nsebAnieal work The
average nee q ~ years. The expense
Of maiutaining the faEm for the ten
niarths amounts b. tSsAo9. his In
cIaaes faFnisAinG the hose. taildinz
ths barn, staekiee Ne farm, sarporslns
tke pssisuta an3 psytuE help. The
record sHows that the eAte 81 The 90
tsrnts $50 equie&lSEt % caring Tor ems
Sosa $50 DAYS. thai 4 % say i1oo more
deEs shaa L has eosi doiisrs az average
~ $50 Ger Gaouth, eoarting 10 al the
excensea 81 etiiRg ap NE farm. Ihcfe
4 81 hana Rboas $50 uosih ef hAy sd
sl00 WoFth q oata potatoes. sie., and
SiOO ia auaoarts doe tes fArun. There
~ Ave pSFsona employed a the farm.
~. rsssa bills averaged - montb,
pruv ,siaps go. clotbinE 80 medicines
81 les ti6e. The snpegintendent
bssisvss has with pgepef nanaaeuens
~ f6rm e&n be made eeia.eapp oftin2
az sAinks TIE Area e tiiiaole land
sh0aId q increased,
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Csoaks and wraps. We know that
ear prices afe 81 the bottom and cur
goods Ger &c and quality AZ the top.
Great display Ga Wednesday morning.
See display adVegsissment. Tokias 4
gInaefman.
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pouf be i2rossd apoD! Way Pas
5Se Tor Z ccmnou ccftn1 rlusn wasz
yea can sea TIE real silk plush, n AZ
solors, faF T5e. a. 41s leader Of ie~ eAse
rrieNa. CEEsrEa CzxAAx.
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MflNRY nnIOAN

On chattel mortgage good collateral
oe personal security, notes, MORTGAGES
scrip, bonds, time checks, etc., bought
OonRTuH, MnEHn 3 o..
Office with Judge Smith, James street
opp0aite the Occidental. ans.
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uoNFLlaGxxfaHI REsoLUEIOxA AT q

CoxrGsHxxrkK1 REsoLUTIoSA-At 10
FesslAF meeting. last Monday, the Min
lslsrs' Association Of this ely nnsni'
mously adopted ssEiea % Eesolutionl
1poA Tie departure from this city OF
Rev. p. q. Strange. 1hs association
reeFsts the resignation Of Mr.. Strange
from lts presidency and his rstifsnaot
trom NE palpit It TIE Flrst Preshyter-
IAN ehnrch aad pays hieh compliment
10 hts eslid Christian oAaE aotes, praises
~ eensfoas co-up<rafioa 10 EVER goo.
gork, AnA exkSnds - him earnest and
eeVeul wishes foF future Eealth and
pFosgesafY 10 hls nav Geld 81 iaher.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Nov. s.-Thomas E. B1shs and Mia
Margaret Jones, both Of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

s.ek suia. hruva plsas. vEiOa ca .
lzlT.aFa -. ....s,..s.s-- 49,
$50 1uit al veal gray usixed Cns-
w3aaesss.4s sss.s- 1883 $3.50 :. =. = -. =
So Essis ~ wooi. gray pad 90
sssk sust OrsgSa D4fJ mn4 pi-le
f3nNNINIHFG - . = - - - -
aseE nit Msrns6 Weoian mllle
Flni9 CnNNLDora ...s~.s ..-s Z e Z
r,s1 Sc bFeaa1s6 ~ 81 ~ weS
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

We have she eenaine Davis batter
teom DuRRenusa. easb rail seanared witk
We maeefa name aad eG4fantSed tul
walRhi, fssos se ceais. Il 0ot ~ IN
81 p he nAfket ee viii Fnfand he
nensY. nof0 q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

RouxB A wuR.--rhs many frienas Of
lohn Cerbett. Familiarity knouG 90 the
sound g. DOok COrbets, VIII 10 aoab'
b surprised 10 leArn thas be Is tnas-
Fisd. Mr.. Oogbest vas called haeh y
klkhoEn. Wisconsin. several menins
ago. on business, To letter dated
November 20 be writes 70 Q ttteed a.
foliowe Il am going 10 leave EikheFn
% Monday, November Ishs fer the
sound, accompanied by Mrs. Ooroett'
fke Veadins viii take place on Sanday,
Ne elh.s Mr.. CoEbest worked foe
aeoas ten years Rk Purt blakely, and
AfteFNAfAa N The Port Gamble mill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

Rsaa our advertisement h thia morn
ing's paper and attend cur great sale.
T0kiss a SlnRerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

Nobby dFsassrn and men Of style We
eaH your attention 30 oar sapeEo e.
soFtnsus 81 extra lino tailor made suite
and oveFuoAts. Removal sale prices.
Foklas & SineeFman. moo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

Doahle breasted sacE suit hlas Che
vfQa. indigo 0Yea.s..ss-.s.s - -. -. Us y /
Donhls kFsarts4 saek snlt fancy
WORRIES - .s-ssssssass s@sss - -
saak eIIit hiank cuFknnHww worstSt- %
csiSwar salf orsgss CRY mllls-..- q % |
nsasis sssa-.sd cAinehInA eoss
sad Bc4I s.-s .--s-s4 > -
Ds ssa sss: i 8 soai slss go B@l
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For ycur groceries 90 10 O. @. start
Up & o., corner Third and Spring. sslA
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Yoar ordsrs will be called for. give as
a trial, q a. StknTuF 4 o., grocer
RhiTd an spring. ssl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

Washington Territory Dental and
Photographic Depat. "A fall snpply al
low pricas. A. b. eTEwARr a 90, drug
Rists. noo u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-10

Is,Se. Large siss. ell linen towels;
CnEsTKR CLRAET. nOt